Do You Know ? This Mountain is 3 Times Bigger than Mount Everest !!
⎯ By Viniti Srivastava ｜👍💟📨
Since Childhood we are amazed with the stories of Mount Everest located at the International Border between China and Nepal. The Tallest Mountain exist on Earth has the Elevation of: 8848 Meters from the Sea level, which is beyond our Imagination.
The Beauty
and Vastness of Mount Everest can mesmerize anyone’s heart and soul. The empire
of Peaks look like Clouds have been fallen from sky in the form of White Snow
on the huge Mountains.
The Highest Mountain Discovered and Its Not “Mount Everest”!!
But an exploration nature of human to know more and more about the Universe has taken
our Science and Technology to another Level. An Expedition is a Mother of the
Discoveries and our Parameters are stretched to Other Planets and Yes! Mount
Everest is no more the highest peak in the Universe.
The Highest Mountain in
the Universe is OLYMPUS MONS Discovered on The Planet MARS, THE RED PLANET.
This Giant Mountain named OLYMPUS MONS is Three times Yes!! Three Times Bigger than Mount Everest with the Elevation of: 21,287.4 Meters.
Olympus Mons
is at MARS Planet and the Tallest Mountain in the Solar System.
@Olympus Mons is a safeguard well of lava. Maybe than savagely regurgitating liquid material, safeguard volcanoes are made by magma gradually streaming down their sides. Thus, the mountain has a low, squat appearance, with a normal slant of just 5%.
Six pits, known as calderas, stack on top of each other to make a downturn at the culmination that is 53 miles wide (85 km). As magma loads underneath the calderas purged of magma, in all probability during an emission, the loads fell, at this point not ready to help the heaviness of the ground above.
Aprecipice, or ledge, encompasses the external edge of the well of lava, coming to as high as 6 miles (10 km) over the encompassing region. (The precipice alone is probably pretty much as tall as Mauna Loa.) A wide gloom encompasses the foundation of the spring of gushing lava as its huge weight presses into the outside
